N-Able N-Central RMM

One native integration that can be setup within Hudu is N-Central RMM.

Before setting up your N-Central RMM integration, please read over our Understanding Integrations article to learn basic concepts and useful tips.

In order to set up an integration with N-Central RMM, you will need:

• Access to retrieve JWT Token from N-Central RMM.
• N-Central version 2024.3.
• Admin or Super-Admin user role within Hudu.

Integration Features

Hudu's integration with N-Central RMM allows you to sync over:

• Customers.
  • Create client spaces within Hudu directly from N-Central customers, or seamlessly merge them into existing (already created) client spaces.
• Sites.
  • Pull in Sites from customers in N-Central.
• Devices.
  • Pull device information from N-Central, sorted into asset layouts based on set sort rules.

What Hudu needs from N-Central RMM

• N-Central Domain.
• JWT Token.

Guides

Enabling Integrations

Integrations can be enabled at any point during your Hudu environment testing and/or during production. Integrations can be merged into your existing documentation based on set rules; providing the ability to start with integration setup, or easily connect them at a later date. To enable the N-Central RMM integration:

• Navigate to Hudu admin area >> Integrations.
• Select N-Able N-Central RMM from the list.

Obtaining the N-Central RMM Information

• Navigate to profile in the top right.
• Select API Access.
• Generate JSON Web Token.

In Hudu:

• Enter your N-Central RMM Fully Qualified Domain Name (without the https).
• Enter your JWT Token.
• Save the Settings.

 Matching Companies

Before your companies (and their corresponding data) from N-Central RMM can be brought into Hudu, they must first be matched to companies that either already exist within your Hudu environment; OR to companies that you create now. 

• The first time your integration connection runs successfully, it will attempt to bring in customers from N-Central RMM; these are then added to the Matched Companies List of that integration.
  • Navigate to Hudu Admin area >> Integrations >> and find N-Able N-Central RMM from the list. Click into it. 
  • It should now have a button that says Match Companies. 
  • Go through the list of companies and either bulk create/match all OR decide to:
    • Match the company to an existing (already created) company in Hudu.
    • Create a matched customer within Hudu from N-Central customer.
    • Leave unmatched, customer (and corresponding data) will not be created/brought into Hudu.
• Once you have matched your companies, you must re-run the integration import to fill in all the data for the newly matched/created companies. 

Select Sync Locations

The N-Central RMM integration requires you to Select a Sync Location for Locations as well as a Primary Sync Location for Configurations that serves as your "junk drawer" asset layout; storing the information that is being pulled in, but not otherwise told where to be placed.

• Navigate back to your Hudu admin area >> Integrations >> N-Central RMM ((Edit Settings)).
• Choose asset layouts (must be active asset layouts) from the list to designate as the primary sync locations. 

Other Options

Choose which items, if any, you'd like to skip from being brought into Hudu.

• You have the option to skip importing:
  • Devices. You can choose to skip.
  • Locations. You can choose to skip.

Additional Options 

Choose whether you would like the following additional options to be automatically applied:

• Auto-update names of Assets. If name is changed in N-Central RMM, the name will automatically be updated in Hudu.
• Auto-archive deleted devices. If a device is deleted in N-Central RMM, the device will automatically be moved to the Museum in Hudu.
• Do not update basic company details. This will prevent the company details from being changed in Hudu if they are changed in N-Central RMM.
• Sync detailed device information. This will bring over more device details such as, OS Features, Memory Information, OS Details, Media Access Devices, Folders, Motherboard Details, Network Adapters, Physical Drives, Processor Information, Patches, Applications, Ports, Services, Computer System Details, and Logical Devices.

Sort Rules

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